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A Safer Roads Newsletter
January 2010
- Safer Roads Releases 2010 Calendar
- Drivers Can Renew Driver's Licenses Online
- Quarter of Teens Text While Driving
- Better Bridges 2009 Survey Results Released
- Alternative Fuel and Funding the Highway Trust Fund
- Vehicle Manufacturers Offer a Wide Range of Alternative Fuel Vehicles
- Safer Roads Partners Co-Sign Letter Advocating for Reauthorization
- Did You Know?
A Safer Roads Newsletter
October 2009
- SAFETEA-LU Expiring and The Search for Funding
- The Grades Are In
- NH Becomes Focus of License Renewal Study
- Buckle Up for Safety
- Report Shows Deficient Roadways Cause More Accidents Than Alcohol
- Making the Connection: The Relationship Between Gas Prices & Highway Fund Revenue
- Do You Know the Rules of the Road?
A Safer Roads Newsletter
July 2009
- U.S. Government Gears Up For Reauthorization
- The State Budget Provides Short-Term Relief for Highway Funding
- BIA Luncheon Highlights Need for Highway Funding
- Move Over It's the Law
- Accidents on the Rise: Police Step Up Enforcement
- No Texting Allowed
- Transportationtv.org Gets a Face Lift
- Stimulus Projects Continue in NH
- Safest State For Second Time in 2009
A Safer Roads Newsletter
April 2009
- Safer Roads 2009 Booklet, "In the Red," Released
- Gas Tax Increase Creates A Long Term Solution
- Employing Idle Reduction Technologies Can Reduce Costs
- Safer Roads Campaign Leads to A Public Relations Award from AGC of America
- BIA Holds Luncheon For Transportation Challenges and Opportunities for NH
- Tranferring From A Fuel Tax To A Vehicle Miles Traveled Fee
- Plans For Economic Stimulus Money Are Determined
A Safer Roads Newsletter
January 2009
- Safer Roads Releases 2009 Calendar
- 2009 Booklet to Be Released Soon
- NH Puts Its List Together for Economic Stimulus Plan
- BIA's 2009 Priorities Include NH Infrastructure
- Infrastructure
- WMUR Highlights Highway Needs
A Safer Roads Newsletter
October 2008
- Congress Passes Highway Trust Fund Fix Just in Time
- A Safer Road to Tomorrow Launches New Website!
- NH DOT Turnpike System Top Priorities
- The Reason Foundation's 17th Annual Report on the Performance of State Highway Systems
- Federal Highway Administration Reports Traffic Volume Trends
- New Hampshire's Infrastructure Funding Crunch
A Safer Roads Newsletter
July 2008
- Expert Panel Discusses Current and Future Transportation Issues
- Safer Roads Releases "Use Caution" Rough Roads Ahead for New Hampshire"
- The State Needs to Address Safety: DOT Crash Report
- Consumers Oppose McCain Gas Tax Holiday
- Safest State for 2008
A Safer Roads Newsletter
April 2008
- Review of New Hampshire's 10-Year Highway Plan
- Safer Roads Releases DVDs
- Gas Tax Voted Inexpedient to Legislate
- House Bill 1618 Eases Highway Fund Diversions
- Oregon's Mileage Fee Concept
A Safer Roads Newsletter
January 2008
- Highway Plan Goes on A Diet
- 2008 Calendar Released
- NH Municipal Bridges Rank 6th Worst in Country
- 6-Year Transportation Improvement Plan Proposed
- Stop the Transfers
- NH Good Roads Joins Safer Roads Coalition
- Some of the Major Projects Sidelined 10-Year Plan
A Safer Roads Newsletter
October 2007
- Old Age and Low Funding Stalk State's Infrastructure
- Top 10 Deadliest Days of the Year to Drive
- NH's Bridges Ranked Worse than Minnesotas
- DOT Commissioner O'Leary Warns of Imminent, Large Deficit
- Study Commission Tackles the 10-Year Plan Crisis
- Good Roads Make Good Sense
A Safer Roads Newsletter
July 2007
- DOT's Share of Highway Fund Down From 2000
- Tougher Times Ahead for Traffic Safety
- Best & Worst Motor Vehicles
- Key Facts about NH's Road and Bridge Conditions
- DOT Commissioner Gives Frank Appraisal of Highway Program
- Gas Prices Don't Faze Majority of Drivers
A Safer Roads Newsletter
April 2007
- To Bond, Or not to Bond?
- DOT Chief Urges Motorcycle Makers to Include Free Helmet
- Congress Passes Highway Measure That Maintains Full Funding
- "Safe Routes" Programs Encourages Kids to Walk to School
- I-93 Transit Investment Study Begins
- Bill to Study Highway Fund Goes to State Senate
- Municipal Association Endorses Increase in State Gas Tax
A Safer Roads Newsletter
January 2007
- Motor Transport Group Hears About Highway Funding
- New Bill Seeks to Establish Committee to Study Highway Funding
- 6 States Approve Transportation-Related Bills
- Busy Keene Intersection Traffic Circle Underway
- Highway Traffic Up in 2005
- 'Traffic Calming' Ideas Discussed in Dublin
- Teen Drivers at Higher Risk for Accidents in Highway Work Zones
- NH's Municipal Bridges Ranked 5th Worst in the Country
- 2007 Safer Roads Calendar Released
A Safer Roads Newsletter
September 2006
- Interstate System Turns 50
- Community Advisory Committee Issues Final report on Transportation
- Foreign Firms Lease U.S. Toll Roads
- Animal-Vehicle Anti-crash System
- Motorcycle Fatalities Up; Age, Horsepower and Alcohol Cited
- Candidates Support Road Work
- 2005 Highway Death Toll Second Highest on Record
A Safer Roads Newsletter
June 2006
- TRIP Press Conference Report Card on New Hampshire's Infrastructure
- I-93 on Schedule
- National Group Says Program Will Save Lives
- AGC Presents Review of 10-Year Highway Plan
- Recent Flooding Brings to Light Importance of Roads & Bridges
- Comparing ASCE and TRIP Grades for New Hampshire
A Safer Roads Newsletter
September 2005
- Safer Roads Worst Roads Photo Contest Winners
- NH Roads Included in Most Congested Spot
- TEA-LU Agreement
- Thank You Letter From Councilor Peter Spaulding
- Roadway Stats Shock the State
- Safer Roads PR Coordinator
- NHDOT's 10-Year Plan
- Road Safety Fact Sheet
A Safer Roads Newsletter
May 2005
- Safer Roads Calls on NH Congressional Delegation to Increase State's Level of Federal Funding
- Worst Road/Worst Traffic in NH Photo Contest
- An Open Letter to the NH Congressional Delegation
- Picture Booklet Sent to Washington
- Traffic Congestion, Road Disrepair Causes Safety Concerns
A Safer Roads Newsletter
February 2005
- A Safer Road to Tomorrow Launches Quarterly Newsletter
- Safer Roads Hires PR Coordinator
- The Bridges and Roads in Your Community
- Problems with Red-Listed Bridges In Dover
- The Safety & Economic Costs if Our Unfunded Roads & Bridges
